Be sure that your show, club or favorite engine museum is listed here. The city, state and country should be spelled out in the key words. Click "Contact US" at the bottom of the page or ask any subscriber to enter the link for you.

Register your engine. Look up other engines like yours and compare serial numbers in the registry. Find other collectors with a common interest.

Smokstak articles from the archives.

Engine and tractor related reading.

What you tore down and rebuilt from the frame up and how you did it.

Web pages that provide fact lists or how-to information about engine restoration and operation.

Stationary steam engines and traction engines.

These are links to commercial establishments and individuals that supply engines, parts, materials or services to the Antique Engine community. (Blue pinned links are for sponsors of Smokstak.)

Clubs, Shows, Technical Information, Castings - all related to model engineering!

If you like "BIG OLD GREASY RUSTY OIL FIELD ENGINES, you're in the right place.

These mail list services are utilized by, contributed to, and made up of a very diverse group of people, representing interests in any and all makes of antique farm equipment, especially tractors.

These are non-commercial links to the web sites of antique engine collectors. If you would like for your web page to appear here, click "Contact US" at the bottom of the page or ask any subscriber to enter the link for you.

Links to non-commercial antique tractor sites.

Some links may not be exactly engine related, but certainly of interest to engine collectors and home workshop mechanics.

This category is for public entry of new links that will be moderated into the other categories.

Internal links within the Enginads and Smokstak web sites.